vocabulary words unit 4-6 synonyms and antynonms
discredit
synonym:disparage antonyms:confirm, corroborate, boister
remorse
synonym:guilt antonyms: clear conscience, gultelessness
repent
synonym:regret antonyms: rejoice over
facet
synonyms: angle, characteristic, factor, element, cut
befuddle
synonyms: bewilder, boggle, stupefy antonyms: enlighten, set straight
bungle
synonyms: blunder, botch, mess up
debut
synonyms: coming out antonyms:retirement,departure
strife
synonyms: conflict, discord, turmoil antonyms: peace, calm, harmony, agreement
tarry
synonyms: dawdle, dally antonyms: rush, hasten, leave, depart
vacate
synonyms: depart, give up, abandon antonyms: occupy, keep , hold, hang on to
refute
synonyms: disprobe, rebut antonysm: prove, support, confirm, corroborate
commentary
synonyms: explanation, remarks, narration, description, account, review, analysis
blight
synonyms: eyesore, spoil, nip antonyms: foster, promote, nourish, encourage
setback
synonyms: failure, reversal antonyms: advance, gain, progress, triumph
partisan
synonyms: fan, booster, partial, biased antonyms: critic, foe, impartial, neutral
recverie
synonyms: fantasy, meditation
gross
synonyms: fat, sheer, utter, flagrant antonyms: slender, thin, delicate, fine, partial, net
strand
synonyms: fiber, thread, abandon, maroon antonyms: rescue, save
eerie
synonyms: frightening, spook, creepy
conserve
synonyms: guard, care for antonyms: waste, squander, dissipate
maze
synonyms: labyrinth, puzzle, tangle
leeway
synonyms: latitude, elbow room
boisterous
synonyms: loud, unruly, disorderly antonyms: quiet, calm, peaceful, well-behaved, sedate
fidelity
synonyms: loyalty, faithfulness antonyms: disloyalty, reachery, inexactness
clarity
synonyms: lucidity, precision antonyms: confusion, murkiness, ambiguity
compliant
synonyms: meek, docile, submissive antonyms: disovedient, ovstinate, rebellious, perverse
headstrong
synonyms: obstinate, mulish, unruly antonyms: obedient, docile, submissive
synopsis
synonyms: outline, digest, abstact
amiable
synonyms: pleasant, agreeable antonyms: unfriendly, ill-humored, gruff, hostile
induce
synonyms: prevail upon, influence antonyms: prevent, deter, hinder
revocation
synonyms: repeal, withdrawal antonyms: ratification, confirmation
inhavitant
synonyms: resident, native, occupant, thenant antonyms: stranger, outsider, visitor, foreigner
agenda
synonyms: schedule. docket
fray
synonyms: scuffle, unravel
bluster
synonyms: spout, rant, brag, swagger, bravado
ravenous
synonyms: starbed, famished, voracious, wolfish antonyms: not hungry, well-fed, staisfied, satiated
scan
synonyms: study, glance at, skim, survey
limber
synonyms: supple, pliable, stretch antonyms: stiff, rigid, wooden, stiffen
numb
synonyms: unfeeling, insensible, dazed, deaden antonyms: sensitive, alert
topple
synonyms: unseat, upset, tumble antonyms: remain upright, establish, set up
vagabond
synonyms: vagrant, hobo, unsettled, fooloose antonyms: homebody, resident, settled
idolize
synonyms:adore, revere antonyms:despise,scorn, disdain, detest
gory
synonyms:bloddy, guresome antonyms: bloodless
ovation
synonyms:cheers, bravos, hurrahs antonyms:boos, jeers
acute
synonyms:clever, penetrating antonyms: dull, blunted, mild, stupid, obtuse
generate
synonyms:create, produce, beget, cause antonyms:end, terminate, extingush, strifle
mortal
synonyms:human,fleeting, extreme antonyms:a god, undying, everlasting, eternal, divine
petty
synonyms:insignificant, piddling antonyms:important, major, significant, weighty
deem
synonyms:judge,regard
pacify
synonyms:mollify, placate antonyms:anger, arouse, stir up, foment, ignite
keepsake
synonyms:reminder, memento
reimburse
synonyms:repay, refund, compensate
elusive
synonyms:slippery, wily, fleeting, puzziling, baffiling
ingratitude
synonyms:thanklessnes, ungratefulness, antonyms: thankfulness, gratefulness, recogniton
devastate
synonyms:wreck,desolate antonyms:develop, improve
acquit
synonyms;exonerate,dismiss antonyms:convict, declare guilty
smug
synonymsL conceited, complacent antonyms: discontented, disgruntled
oracle
synoyms: prophet, seer, sibyl
